There is so much religious nonsense passed off as critical thinking and honest discourse these days that David Silverman decided it's time to fight back. If you've grown tired of religion, any religion, being presented as truth, wisdom, and the only source of our morality, read this book. David calls for an activist approach, an in-you-face type of reaction whenever anyone begins spouting that "America is a Christian nation", that "In God We Trust" has always been our nation's motto, or that "One Nation Under God" has always been a part of the Pledge of Allegiance. All three of those are false but most of us have simply not challenged them when some fundamentalist made the claim that they are. While most of the book is aimed at Christianity, his examples can apply to any religion: Islam, Mormonism, Hinduism, Judaism, Scientology...you name it. Throughout the book Mr. Silverman makes it clear he is not talking about fighting people. All people who still believe in the ancient myths: from the Greek, Roman, Norse, Sumerian and Egyptian stories, down to the three major Abrahamic religions that still entrap people today, are victims. They are victims of propaganda and coercion. All have been misled and bamboozled since they were children to believe the myths and were encouraged, and in some cases threatened, by parents who were also coerced as children to believe the religious lie. David is asking us to fight the propagating of the myth, not some supernatural being (that would first have to be proven to exist.) This is why his group puts up the billboards at Christmas questioning the belief in an ancient fable, why there's an objection to prayers at government meetings (they are almost always Christian) and why it is better if all religions gain no favoritism in this country. Let them all vie on a level playing field.This approach won't appeal to everyone, mainly because some non-believers are afraid to let anyone know they don't believe the fables, the myths and the camp fire stories passed down in the holy books. They feel they will risk too much. And that is understandable since, when the churches did have great power less than 500 years ago, people who expressed those views would be burned at the stake. But we as Americans deserve better. We were handed a secular government and nation by our Forefathers and it is time to reclaim what is rightfully ours.In essence, this book picks up where Christopher Hitchens left off in "God is Not Great".